Bright biomes and sunny days can sometimes look glaring, and fine detail gets lost. Snowy plains, deserts and open skies are common examples. EzExposure lets you pull the brightness down without digging through complicated shader options.
Lower the exposure
1. Stand somewhere that looks too bright, such as a snowfield at midday.
2. Press Esc and go to Options, then Video Settings.
3. Open the shader menu and enter EzExposure's settings.
4. Move the exposure slider toward the darker side.
5. Apply the change and go back into the game.
6. Check whether block textures and edges are easier to make out. Adjust again if needed.
Tips for a comfortable result
- Lower the slider gradually. Going too far will make nights and caves very hard to see.
- If you only find one particular place too bright, you can lower exposure while you're there. Raise it again when you leave.
- Your monitor's own brightness also affects how the game looks. If everything seems too bright at every slider position, check your display settings as well.
The pack keeps the standard vanilla appearance. Lowering exposure simply makes that familiar look less harsh.